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I have exported everything from the old FMC 3500 into a new FMC 4500, but not all of the network objects made it. There seems to be 2 pages of network objects missing. Instead of comparing the 2 FMC's line for line, I would like a command line option...

Hi Folks ... i am having issue with NGIPS which is managed by FMC . I just want to see all the ip address blacklisted by NGIPS ? In event i have just performed extended search option but not able to find any block ip address . Please help I want cons...

meetvishaal by • Frequent Visitor
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Hi folks!We  have purchased a used Cisco PIX 515E firewall that I am trying to  configure. It was originally password protected, but I have used the  password reset utility supplied by Cisco to clear the password and have  formatted the flash. I am n...

easyadstom by • Community Member
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I have Cisco ASA 5510 that we are looking to replace.  We would like to replace it with another Cisco Appliance.  My Question is 2 parts. Part 1 I am not extremely familiar with the Cisco line of products. The main requirements are VPN and we have 2 ...

atlanticjeff by • Community Member
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Hello unable to access internet, packet tracer from inside to STC shows that packets allowed but still can not access internet. hereinafter ASA configuration.  ISP router connected to interface 0/2.   interface GigabitEthernet0/0 description ** LAN I...

m.abdallah1 by • Frequent Visitor
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12 years as a firewall guy... and this is a first for me.I have a request to allow firewall access to an app that apparently uses tcp port 0.  I thought it didn't exist... but good-ol' google proved that wrong.  I did find this comment:  " Port 0 is ...

mikearama by • Level 2
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